As a former high school science teacher, I enjoyed the demonstrations and interactive displays. A bus load of university students from Asia were touring on the day I was there and they were fascinated. I wish we had allocated an entire day since the museum alone requires at least half a day to tour. Many historic pieces (some undoubtedly priceless)... More

This museum is paradise for glass junkies but would also be great for families and casual visitors new to glass. The display are fabulous, great exhibitions, good cafe, fatal shop and you can even have a go at glass blowing! Tickets are valid for 2 days and also get you in to the Rockwell Museum (free shuttle bus).

Did not go to the museum because they charge entrance fee. But on the ground floor there are a large collections of glassware from many place for you to purchase.

It was a great experience for me and my family. A lot of things to see. The big lens that amused me when I walk toward them. The glass making show is fun and wonderful. Parking is very easy, just in front of the entrance. If there is a direction for a tourist it would be great. Because there are... More

Save a lot of time to see this museum. The demonstrations are impressive, the history gallery spans 35 centuries. The Museum shop is large and includes works of established as well as emerging artists. We will definetly return but next time we will get the audio guide.

We visited the museum on the way home from touring the wineries. We were there about 4 hours and it was not enough. The museum is beautiful and t rivals any museum in NYC. Will be visiting again in the fall along with the Rockwell Museum of Western Art.

My husband I planned our latest trip knowing we wanted to stop at this museum and gift shop. We've been there many times before and have purchased a glass art piece each time. The museum is quite an experience as well. The self guided tour takes you from early examples of blown glass to modern sculptures of glass by the... More

Be sure when you go to use your AAA discount if you have it. There's also an option to purchase a combo ticket purchase to see the Glass Museum AND The Rockwell Museum in town. Great savings!! You can sign up online prior to your visit if you want to create some glass souvenirs - it's an awesome experience! The... More

The admission is good for two days and you may well need it to see everything. The quality of the gallery displays of the historical and art pieces were excellent, the demonstrations interesting and educational, and the practical exhibits on types of glass, manufacturing methods, etc. were much more interesting than I would have expected.